CDP: Mining giants putting $16bn at risk in climate costs

Michael Holder
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The global mining industry produces crucial materials for clean technologies, but many companies are also risking their future business due to heavy dependence on fossil fuels, warn researchers

When examining the climate change threat in relation to the mining industry, it is easy to focus the brunt of criticism on those purely involved in extracting coal or other fossil fuels. After all, it...

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